Welcome listener to premium chapter 173 of the QAnon Anonymous Podcast, the haunted

reddit episode.

As always we are your host Julian Field, Jake Rockatansky, and Travis View.

Ever since the invention of the campfire, 1.6 million years ago, a lot has changed.

For those of us brave enough to go outside, let alone spend the night out there.

I imagine that ghost stories are still told to this day.

As a suburban kid however, I remember passing around a flashlight at a sleepover, daring

each other to say bloody merry five times into a dark mirror.

Oddly enough, this was preferable to having to wait in the basement alone as the rest of

my peers paired off to make out in nearby closets.

I also remember my homemade Ouija board that blew the power out of a friend's sleepover,

and the Ouija board in Vale where my dead grandmother scolded me from beyond the grave,

but that's a story for another time, maybe one day I'll do an episode on Ouija boards.

There's something comforting in the act of getting together as a group and trying

to scare the living daylights out of one another.

Real or fake, if it was a good story, you had served your purpose as a campfire attendee.

But now, with the invention of the worldwide web, the entire internet is the campfire.

And when we're not all gathered around at shouting about politics and who owned who and

who's a hypocrite and what aboutisms, occasionally we'll gather around to read a really good

ghost story.

Something frightening that we can't see with our own eyes, unlike the political stuff.

Today I've compiled some of the weirdest and most popular paranormal reddit posts made

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